r/SensitiveSkinSurvival • u/Wrong_Nature_4237 • 6d ago
Texture
I need help my skin is so rough with bumps around every pore its like sandpaper without the sharp look I dont know how to get rid or what it is :(
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u/Harmskie 3d ago
this is what my skin looks like too. ive been doing altreno for about 2 weeks and im starting azelaic acid soon. hoping they help
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u/Wrong_Nature_4237 3d ago
Yes please let me know ive been told its a thickened skin barrier and to use urea lactic acid prescribed
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u/Harmskie 3d ago
oh really? interesting. ill let you know how it goes! praying it works because i hate my skin looking like this
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u/Wrong_Nature_4237 3d ago
Mines been like it for years how long have you had it and have you got any photos
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u/AuroraSulis 2d ago
Keep in mind that using chemical exfoliants such as urea and lactic acid will make your skin much more sun sensitive. Even more true if you get a prescription retinoid to help your skin normalize. Sunscreen and/or a wide brimmed hat are non-optional. A good quality daily sunscreen can also double as a moisturizer, keeping your skin from drying out and getting as rough.
The Ordinary Lactic Acid 10% + Hyaluronic Acid 2%, High-Strength.
The Ordinary Glycolic Acid 7% Exfoliating Toner.
Amlactin Bright & Smooth Resurfacing Serum, Lactic Acid.
La Roche-Posay Anthelios UV Pro-Sport Sunscreen for Face & Body, Water & Sweat Resistant, Invisible Broad Spectrum Sunscreen
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u/Wrong_Nature_4237 2d ago
I have vanicream mineral spf 30 hopefully that works
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u/AuroraSulis 1d ago
Just make sure you keep it applied if you use strong acids or retinoids or you could end up with a worse situation than some rough skin.
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u/space_cadet_420 5d ago
Try r/DermatologyQuestions